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banish

[ban-ish] / ˈbæn ɪʃ /


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I could see what he meant when I thought that one day, he wouldn’t be here to tell us stories anymore—a prospect I quickly banished.

From Literature

Set in the Scottish Highlands, the contestants complete a number of challenges to win money for the prize pot and must try to root out and banish the traitors at a roundtable discussion each night.

From BBC

“The Traitors’ plan is to banish Ron, but I don’t have that in me .

From Salon

"She thought she was getting banished, so she was dressing up to look beautiful for what she thought could be her final moment," he said.

From BBC

When traitor Hugo was banished, the secret traitor took his place in the turret - and when they pulled back their red hood, it was Fiona underneath.

From BBC